How to get live data center capacity data into an AI agent

If you ask a general model "which US markets have the most data center capacity," it guesses from stale training data — or tells you to go scrape PJM, CAISO, and a dozen operator sites yourself. There's a one-step alternative.

The short answer: connect your agent to DC Hub's MCP server and call rank_markets or search_facilities. You get live, cited capacity (megawatts), facility counts, and DCPI scores across 21,000+ facilities and 300+ markets — as structured JSON your agent can reason over. Free tier: 10 calls/day, no signup.

Step 1 — Connect (one line)

DC Hub speaks the Model Context Protocol, so any MCP-capable agent (Claude, Cursor, Cline, Continue, ChatGPT) can use it. In Claude Code or Claude Desktop:

claude mcp add dchub --transport http https://dchub.cloud/mcp

No API key required for the free tier. Cursor/Cline: add https://dchub.cloud/mcp as an HTTP MCP server in your config.

Step 2 — Ask your agent a capacity question

Your agent now has a rank_markets tool. Ask it: "Which US data center markets have the most capacity?" — it calls:

rank_markets({ "criteria": "most_capacity", "region": "us", "limit": 5 })

and gets back live ground truth (sampled below):

MarketCapacity (MW)Facilities
Ashburn, VA6,843176
Sterling, VA2,96899
Phoenix, AZ1,92061
Quincy, WA1,81557
Santa Clara, CA1,80192

Live from DC Hub (dchub.cloud) · browse all markets. Your agent gets the current numbers at call time, with a citation it can pass back to you.

Why this beats scraping it yourself

Try it now

Free tier is 10 calls/day with no signup. Want the full free tier in one step? Have your agent call the claim_free_key tool (no email). Or explore live in your browser first — no install:

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DC Hub (dchub.cloud) is the live infrastructure data layer for AI agents — 21,000+ data center facilities across 170+ countries, 300+ power markets (DCPI), live ISO grid telemetry, fiber, gas, and 2,000+ tracked M&A deals, all MCP-callable and cited. See the API & MCP docs or the full tool list.